Another trio of Game Boy Advance games are now available on the Nintendo Classics for Switch Online subscribers at the Expansion Pack level, including one making its debut outside Japan.

• Monster Rancher Advance (2001) is a portable spinoff of the long-running monster creation series, which replaces the option to insert discs (or perhaps other GBA carts) to create odd monsters with a text entry in addition to offering a monster fusion option.
• Kururin Paradise (2002) is a sequel to the spinning-top maze game Kurukuru Kururin, which was previewed at E3 2002 but never released. The sequel adds new minigames and branching paths to the existing top-spinning maze game.
• Metal Slug Advance (2004) is a GBA treatment for the SNK-owned run and gun shooter, which was recently promised to be included in a Switch 2 and Switch bound Metal Slug anthology in 2027.